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Poster by Bryon Fear

A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare & The Life and Death of Dr Faustus by Christopher Marlowe

Performances: Weds 13th – Sat 16th February 2016, St Luke's Church

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Directed by Caitlin Gowans, David Workman & Amma Boareng

Introduction

A shortened version of the Shakespeare comedy

Cast

• Theseus/Oberon - Luke Suthren
• Hyppolyta/Titania - Lola Rafferty
• Puck - Purnima Rai
• Egeus/Philostrate/Starveling - Fuscia Pontin
• Lysander - Ijaz Swaleh
• Demetrius - Francis Nelson
• Hermia - Ella Mae Barber
• Helena - Abigail Frost
• Quince/Mustardseed - Megan Le Marechal
• Bottom - Aurora Hacker
• Flute/Peaseblossom - Joshua Wormald
• Snout/Moth - Marcell Gaynair
• Snug/Fairy - Leah Gocher

The Life and Death of Dr Faustus

Directed by Peter Stevens, Bryon Fear & Siobhan Campbell

Introduction

The action takes place in medieval Wittenberg, the Papal Palace in Rome & Spain.

Cast

• Faustes/Cardinal Lorrain/Frederick - Solly Mcleod
• Faustus/Chorus - Blake Mckenzie
• Faustus/Good Angel/Waith/Chorus - Frances Gillard
• Mephistophilis - Stanley Hilton
• Wagner/Gluttony/Friar/Chorus - Tabby McLachlan
• Bad Angel/Pride/Friar/Maritino/Chorus - Samantha Verity
• Lucifer/Benvolio/Chorus - Louie Chapman
• Covetousness/Pope/Scholar/Chorus - Jack Pitman
• Sloth - Kitty Gentle
• Lechery/Friar/Scholar/Chorus - Adriana Fedco
• Alexander & his Paramour - Luke Southren & Purmina Rai
• Belimoth - Aurora Hacker
• Argison - Joshua Wormald
• Asteroth - Megan Le Marechal

Crew for both

• Stage Manager & Operator- Charles Doyle
• Costume - Stella McGuinness & Kitty Gentle

Reviews

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Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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References

External Links

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